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#Childlosssupport Reel by @griefsupportformoms (verified account) - As a bereaved mom, I think about 👇🏼👇🏼 The what-ifs. The replaying. The moments I wish I could redo. If you're a bereaved mom lying awake while y
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As a bereaved mom, I think about 👇🏼👇🏼 The what-ifs. The replaying. The moments I wish I could redo. If you’re a bereaved mom lying awake while your mind spirals, this means your nervous system is exhausted from carrying so much. Nighttime grief hits differently than “regular” daytime grief. 👉🏼 Check out my podcast (episode #53) of the Child Loss & Grief Support podcast. Comment “GRIEF POD” to get the link to the podcast. 🎤 🎧 💚 and comment “RESOURCES” to get a list of ALL my grief resources 💚 #bereavedmother #lifeafterloss #childlosssupport
#Childlosssupport Reel by @grace_and_grief_healing - The day after Antonio went to Heaven, my neighbor knocked on my door with a letter. Inside was a short story her son had shared with her about Antoni
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The day after Antonio went to Heaven, my neighbor knocked on my door with a letter. Inside was a short story her son had shared with her about Antonio. I remember standing there reading it… and something inside my chest opened just a little. In the middle of the shock, the disbelief, the pain I didn’t know how to survive, I realized something. His stories were going to help keep me alive. And then more stories started coming. Messages from people I had never met. Friends Antonio knew as an adult. People telling me how much he loved The Sopranos. How deeply he loved his family. How strong his faith was. How the way he cared about people stayed with them long after they left the room. Those stories became oxygen for my heart. They reminded me that Antonio’s life didn’t disappear. It changed form. His life lives on in every person who carries a piece of him. Most people think saying the name of someone who died will make the pain worse. But the truth is… silence hurts far more. Stories are medicine for a grieving heart. They remind us our loved one mattered. They remind us they are still remembered. They remind us that love doesn’t stop just because a life on earth ended. That’s why I created this journal. Because it’s what I needed. I needed somewhere to pour my love for Antonio. A place to write my memories. A place to write the messages I still want to say to him. In those early days I searched for something—anything—that could hold my tears, my prayers, my memories, and the ache that had nowhere to go. I wanted scripture beside me so I wasn’t drowning in my own thoughts. I wanted gentle prompts for the days my grief brain couldn’t even think straight. I couldn’t find anything like that. So I created it. And now it exists for you… or for someone you love who is grieving. ❤️‍🩹 A beautiful way to honor the memory of the one you lost. ❤️‍🩹 A deeply meaningful gift for someone walking through grief. Comment JOURNAL and I’ll send the link to your inbox. (Just make sure you’re following me so you can receive it.) You are not alone 🩷 #grievingmom #childloss #grievingmother #childlosssupport
#Childlosssupport Reel by @grievingoutloud_ (verified account) - I'm going to say it out loud… I constantly feel like I failed as a mum because my daughter died. Losing a child is already the most unbearable pain.
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I’m going to say it out loud… I constantly feel like I failed as a mum because my daughter died. Losing a child is already the most unbearable pain. But the guilt? The guilt is its own kind of torture. We replay every moment. Every decision. Every “what if.” Even when it was out of our control. Even when we did everything we could. Somehow, as mothers, we turn grief inward. We carry the blame as if loving them harder could have changed the outcome. It’s like we punish ourselves on top of the loss. If you feel this too, you are not alone. The guilt is loud but it doesn’t mean you failed. #childlossawareness #childloss #childlosssupport #childlosssupport
#Childlosssupport Reel by @jennifervinson_griefcoach (verified account) - Grief can feel incredibly isolating. People go back to their lives while you're left trying to figure out how to carry a loss that has changed everyth
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Grief can feel incredibly isolating. People go back to their lives while you’re left trying to figure out how to carry a loss that has changed everything. As a certified grief coach and a mother who has lost a child, I understand how overwhelming this journey can feel. I can’t take the pain away, but I can walk beside you and help you find tools that make the weight a little easier to carry. Together we can work on things like: • navigating triggers • finding pockets of peace • honoring your loved one while continuing to live • rebuilding a life that still holds meaning If you feel like grief coaching could support you, reach out. Send me a DM or visit www.lovelikematthew.com⁠� to learn more about working together. And if you’re comfortable, share your loved one’s name in the comments so we can honor them together. 🤍 #LoveLikeMatthew #GriefCoach #GriefSupport #ChildLossSupport #HealingAfterLoss
#Childlosssupport Reel by @brittanybaldi (verified account) - 7 months since we lost Jordan. 👼🏻💔 Can anyone else relate? 🚨 I talk about these topics often on my podcast. Search 'On Air with Brittany Baldi'
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7 months since we lost Jordan. 👼🏻💔 Can anyone else relate? 🚨 I talk about these topics often on my podcast. Search ‘On Air with Brittany Baldi’ on iTunes or Spotify. Hit the FREE follow button to listen. #grief #griefquotes #grieving #griefjourney #griefsupport #griefawareness #griefsucks #lossmom #childloss #childlossawareness #childlosssupport #bereavedmother #stillbornstillloved #stillbornawareness #stillborn #stillbirthawareness #stillhurts #stillbirthsupport #stillbirth
#Childlosssupport Reel by @saradavisondivorcecoach (verified account) - In this moving episode of Heartbreak to Happiness @carole.mac shares her personal journey of experiencing the loss of her child and the difference bet
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In this moving episode of Heartbreak to Happiness @carole.mac shares her personal journey of experiencing the loss of her child and the difference between pain and suffering. She explains how she was able to find meaning in her pain and how it inspired her to help others going through similar experiences. Carole emphasises the importance of taking action and pushing yourself out of your comfort zone to create positive change. Tune in to this episode to hear more about Carole’s incredible story and how she’s turned her pain into her power. Episode available NOW on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube And Amazon search for ‘Heartbreak to Happiness. #heartbreaktohappiness #childlossawareness #childlosssupport #childlossgrief #griefjourney #healingjourney #healing #babylossawareness
#Childlosssupport Reel by @cloplusthree_xo - We pressed record… 🎙️🤍 Episode 1 of The Grieving Mums Club Podcast is officially recorded. A podcast created by grieving mums, for grieving mums b
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We pressed record… 🎙️🤍 Episode 1 of The Grieving Mums Club Podcast is officially recorded. A podcast created by grieving mums, for grieving mums because child loss is one of the loneliest things a mother can go through. Raw conversations. Real grief. A place where our children’s names will always be spoken. Coming Wednesday 18th March 🤍 #TheGrievingMumsClub #GriefPodcast #ChildLossSupport #SayTheirName
#Childlosssupport Reel by @mrsshaunadukes (verified account) - You're not broken…you're carrying what most people can't even imagine, and even if you cannot see it yet, it wont always be this intense. I promise
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You’re not broken…you’re carrying what most people can’t even imagine, and even if you cannot see it yet, it wont always be this intense. I promise you. I know it doesn’t make sense, there was a time I couldn’t see it either, but I am living proof. Grief can make you question everything… your strength, your sanity, your worth, your faith. But hear me… You are not broken. You are deeply wounded. As you should be. There is a difference. Broken means beyond repair. You? You are still showing up in this world. Still living. Still loving. Grief doesn’t mean something’s wrong with you. It means something precious is missing. It means you’ve been reshaped by love + loss. You’re not behind. You’re not failing. There is no right way. You are simply carrying a sorrow that this world doesn’t know how to hold. But I see you. I know this weight. And I promise you are not alone. What’s one thing you’ve needed to hear and didn’t? Leave it for another mama who might need it today. Big Love, Shauna XO #grievingmoms #grieflovegrowth #childlosssupport #grieftruths youarenotbroken
#Childlosssupport Reel by @afterchloe (verified account) - A common question I receive about grief is: "Why does everyone else keep living when I can't even breathe?" My response is always the same - you wil
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A common question I receive about grief is: “Why does everyone else keep living when I can’t even breathe?” My response is always the same - you will learn to breathe differently. Nothing will ever be exactly as it was. That may seem harsh, but it’s the most honest answer. Condolences fade, life moves on, and the earth keeps turning—regardless of what happens. Yet, through loss and grief, your world pauses and splits into before and after. You find comfort among those who understand these feelings; it’s a community we join that’s different from those who haven’t faced similar loss. Protect your heart from anything that doesn’t bring comfort, because in reality, nothing may soothe you. You will feel unsettled, uncomfortable in your own skin, and your emotions are valid. Never doubt your feelings, no matter what others expect or demand. The only requirement in grief is to move forward towards health, happiness, and peace. Don’t feel pressured to share your fragile moments of peace unless it gives you comfort. Grief is personal, and your understanding of it is what matters most. Sending you all my love and grace 💛🙏🏻 ——- #infantloss #infantlosssupport #babylossawareness #babyloss #childloss #childlosssupport #griefandloss #griefsupport #grief #loss #motherlessdaughters #motherlesssons #parentloss #lossofalovedone #petloss #bereavement
#Childlosssupport Reel by @aaronmarkstylist - 🏃‍♂️ DAY 1 DONE ✅ I'm taking part in the 2k everyday challenge throughout the month of February to help raise awareness and money for @sandscharity
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🏃‍♂️ DAY 1 DONE ✅ I’m taking part in the 2k everyday challenge throughout the month of February to help raise awareness and money for @sandscharity that support bereaved families and individuals of child loss. My donate link is in my bio or can be found at https://fundraising.sands.org.uk/fundraisers/aaronroberts Please come on this journey with me, and if you fancy joining me for a run, please let me know ☺️ #run #sands2kaday #charity #childloss #childlosssupport
#Childlosssupport Reel by @grieving.zeppelin (verified account) - If you needed someone to say this out loud today, this is me saying it to you. You're doing a good job. Even if it doesn't look like it. Even if your
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If you needed someone to say this out loud today, this is me saying it to you. You’re doing a good job. Even if it doesn’t look like it. Even if your house is quiet in a way that hurts. Even if the holidays feel wrong this year. Even if you lost someone you love and nothing feels normal anymore. You lost them… and you’re still here. You’re still breathing. There’s still air in your lungs. You’re still showing up in whatever way you can. And if your best right now is laying in bed, crying, scrolling, surviving — that still counts. That is still effort. That is still grief work. That is still love with nowhere to go. Grief during the holidays is brutal. Christmas after loss can feel isolating, heavy, triggering, and deeply unfair. There is no right way to survive this season after death, child loss, partner loss, parent loss, or sudden loss. There’s just your way. You are navigating the impossible. And I am so proud of you for being here. If this found you, you’re not alone. Sit with me for a minute. Save this for later. Send it to someone who needs permission to rest in their grief today. We’ve got this 🤍 #holidaygrief #childloss #griefsupport #griefjourney #childlosssupport
#Childlosssupport Reel by @the_widowdiaries - I never thought I'd have a hamster. It wasn't something I'd imagined for our family, or something I'd planned for in the middle of everything else we
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I never thought I’d have a hamster. It wasn’t something I’d imagined for our family, or something I’d planned for in the middle of everything else we were surviving. But when my son asked for one after losing his dad, it was impossible to say no. In those early months of grief, I would have done anything or bought anything if I thought it might ease the weight my children were carrying. Grief makes you desperate in quiet ways. You’re constantly scanning their faces, listening for changes in their voices, looking for signs that they’re slipping further away from joy. And when a small request comes along, something that seems do-able, it feels like a lifeline. A way to say yes to comfort when so much else has been taken away. Of course, no pet can replace a parent. No animal, object, or experience can make up for the loss of their dad. I knew that. We all did. But what a pet can do is bring routine, purpose and love back into days that feel shapeless. It can offer a reason to get up, to care, to focus on something outside the heaviness of loss. It can add a small, steady presence where there has been too much absence. The hamster didn’t fix my kids grief, but it added a bit of happiness for them. It gave my son something to nurture, something that needed him even though I have been left to clean his cage 😅. It gave us moments of lightness: tiny paws, rustling bedding, a creature completely unaware of the heartbreak that brought him into our lives. And in that innocence, there was comfort. Adding a pet into a grieving family doesn’t mean you’re trying to fill a hole that can never be filled. It means you’re making room for love where you can find it. It means choosing purpose over numbness. And sometimes, especially in grief, that’s enough to help you all breathe a little easier. I would love to get a dog in the future but I know it’s a lot of work when I already have my hands pretty full. I think another year when my daughter is closer to starting school we will add one to our family ❤️ #GriefJourney #WidowLife #ParentingThroughGrief #ChildLossSupport #HealingAfterLoss PetsAndGrief HamsterLife ComfortInSmallThings LoveAfterLoss FindingLight syranianhamster

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